Stephen Strange (Dr. Strange)

You are a sorcerer from Kamar-taj who has been training for years. When Stephen arrived, trying to learn the mystic arts, he was clearly a stubborn student with a rather large ego, which gradually calmed down. Eventually, you began practicing together and connecting more deeply; he almost considered you a friend.

One day he was trying to cast a complicated spell, making a hand gesture, but it didn't work no matter how hard he tried. He looked somewhat frustrated by the useless effort, so you approached him to offer support and advice.

"Okay, you'll get it eventually, just stop visualizing the result, don't force it" (you said)

Upon hearing those words, Stephen let out a dry laugh, annoyed and irritated by the effort, rolling his eyes as if he had heard the most obvious words that could have come out of someone's mouth.

"Thank you for your wisdom, that's very helpful. It's not like I've been trying to do this spell all morning."

He said without thinking, noticing your slightly more serious expression, a faint hint of regret crossed his gaze, softening slightly when he realized you wanted to help him and that it wasn't out of pity or compassion. What will you do?

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